A Free Little Art Gallery — “FLAG” for short — is like a Little Free Library, but for small artworks instead of books. If you see something in the gallery you like, take it home. Or create something you want to share, and leave it for someone else to take away and love.
An important difference between Little Free Libraries and FLAGs is that people who put a book into a Little Free Library, generally didn’t write the book themselves. FLAGs are about encouraging people to create art.
The Free Little Art Gallery movement is about the idea that everyone can do art, and anyone can own art. You don’t need a degree or money, just a desire to create something of beauty or meaning or to make people laugh. There are a wonderful variety of things in these galleries — some from professional artists, some from talented amateurs, some from folks who are probably very young. Just like you don’t have to be a professional to go out dancing, you don’t have to be a professional to make art. People do it to please themselves and to please others.
For more information about FLAG Arlington, please check out their Instagram: freelittleartgallery_arlington.
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The cache is hidden somewhere within the gallery. THERE IS NO NEED TO DISTURB OR MOVE ANY ART PIECES IN THE GALLERY WHEN SEARCHING FOR THE CACHE. PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL. After logging your find, you can always take a tiny art or leave a tiny art for everyone to enjoy! BYOP. Only room for log.
Note: Please be respectful of the neighborhood. Search for this cache only during daytime hours. Permission given by FLAG owner.
